Mani Diamond Burs are high-precision rotary grinding instruments designed for use with dental handpieces. Featuring a stainless steel core coated with fine diamond crystals, they provide controlled and efficient cutting for various dental procedures.
Primarily used for shaping hard tissues such as teeth and bones, these burs also offer versatility in grinding metals, plastics, and porcelain. Their durable diamond coating ensures long-lasting performance, making them a reliable choice for dental professionals as well as industrial and laboratory applications requiring precise material removal.
Features
High Precision: Delivers accurate and efficient cutting.
Versatile Application: Suitable for grinding and cutting various hard materials.
Optimized for Multi-Rooted Teeth: Ideal for sectioning teeth during procedures.
Minimal Debris: Helps maintain a clean working environment.
Efficient Performance: Ensures smooth and effective dental procedures.
Quality Assurance: Undergoes rigorous testing for reliability and durability.
Premium Build: Constructed from fine-quality stainless steel with a diamond coating.
Material Composition:
Shank: Made of stainless steel for durability and stability.
Metal Base: Stainless steel containing nickel and chromium.
Working Part: Fine diamond crystals bonded to the metal base for enhanced cutting efficiency.
Directions To Use
Set Up the Work Area:
- Ensure the workspace is tidy and well-organized.
- Gather all the necessary dental tools and materials beforehand.
Choose the Right Bur:
- Select the appropriate Mani Diamond Bur according to the required shape, size, and grit for your procedure.
Insert the Shank:
- Securely attach the Mani Diamond Bur by fully inserting the shank into the dental handpiece.
- Ensure compatibility with the handpiece’s shank size:
- Friction grip shank diameter: φ1.6mm
- Contra Angle shank diameter: φ2.35mm
Inspect Before Use:
- Perform a quick check by running the bur at a slow speed to ensure it’s balanced and securely fitted.
- Replace any bur showing signs of wobbling or irregularities to maintain accurate performance.
Prepare the Patient:
- Get the patient ready for the procedure by ensuring their comfort and applying anesthesia if necessary.
Coolant and Lubrication:
- Always use a consistent coolant spray during the procedure to avoid overheating of the bur and treated area.
- Keep the water flow steady to prevent blockages and minimize risks to the pulp.
Proper Pressure and Speed:
- Apply the correct amount of pressure, typically between 20 to 50 PSI, based on the bur’s diameter.
- Operate the bur at or below the recommended RPM to avoid excessive heat.
Maintain Steady Motion:
- Move the bur smoothly and consistently throughout the procedure.
- Avoid sudden jerks, tilting, or twisting, as these can damage both the bur and the precision of your work.
- Never use a pulling action.
Sterilization:
- After completing the procedure, ensure thorough cleaning and sterilization of the bur for safety and longevity.
Handpiece Considerations:
- Use a dental handpiece that can securely hold the bur’s shank.
- Choose a handpiece that can control the engine speed and includes a water spray system.